A winding road in the occupied West Bank, between the Israeli settlement of Givat Zeev (on the left) and a Palestinian village near Ramallah (on the right), on Sept. 8, 2023. (Credit: Ahmad Gharabli/AFP)
From his home in the Jenin refugee camp, Ismail, 26, watched the conclusion of the cease-fire that came into effect on Jan. 19 between Israel and Hamas with mixed feelings. On the one hand, hope was renewed for the fate of Gazans who will be able to "restart living" and for the Palestinian prisoners who have been released. On the other hand, the young man remained worried, fearing that the situation would deteriorate in the occupied territories. Especially after Monday's inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump, a key ally of the Israeli Prime Minister. The day after Trump moved back into the White House, Israel launched a large-scale operation in Jenin, where raids have intensified since Oct. 7, to "eradicate terrorism." The result: At least 12 people killed and 35 injured according to the Palestinian Health...
From his home in the Jenin refugee camp, Ismail, 26, watched the conclusion of the cease-fire that came into effect on Jan. 19 between Israel and Hamas with mixed feelings. On the one hand, hope was renewed for the fate of Gazans who will be able to "restart living" and for the Palestinian prisoners who have been released. On the other hand, the young man remained worried, fearing that the situation would deteriorate in the occupied territories. Especially after Monday's inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump, a key ally of the Israeli Prime Minister. The day after Trump moved back into the White House, Israel launched a large-scale operation in Jenin, where raids have intensified since Oct. 7, to "eradicate terrorism." The result: At least 12 people killed and 35 injured according to the Palestinian Health...
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